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Gov. Brad Little is ordering all state agencies except for K-12 education to cut their budgets by 3%.
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Despite ending the fiscal year with a surplus, the state could see some budget cuts.
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Gov. Brad Little wants to use about $150 million in federal coronavirus aid money to restore cuts made to K-12 education in Idaho and issue grants to…
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Idaho’s surprising surge in tax revenue the past two months stands in stark contrast to most of the country where the coronavirus pandemic has torn state…
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Idaho’s cash flow from tax collections is down – a lot – but state officials aren’t panicking.The numbers from April don’t look good on their face. Tax…
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Governors across the country have implemented statewide lockdowns to stop the spread of coronavirus. However, that very step meant to keep people safe has…
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In Idaho, wildfire season is approaching as hotter temperatures dry out what-is-now green undergrowth. At the same time, Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson is…
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Furloughs have begun at Mountain Home Air Force base. Friday is the first day many civilian workers had to stay home after across-the-board budget cuts –…
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Idaho’s regional airport towers have been given a short reprieve from federal budget cuts known as the sequester. That includes Idaho Falls, Pocatello,…